What is the np.r_ counterpart? Is it np.vstack?

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Sorry, could you tell me where could I find the document of Numpy.NET.

[henon]

Why don't you check numpy documentation?

[henon]

https://numpy.org/

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Sorry, I find the document before. But the using of native Python Numpy may looks some different with Numpy.NET.( in my novoice term) I wonder if it could find more function description about it.

[henon]

I did google it for you (but hey man you really should learn to google yourself). np.r_[sliced_a, sliced_b] can probably be replaced by np.concatenate((sliced_a, sliced_b), axis = 0) but you have to test this yourself, maybe I am in error here.

look here in one of the answers: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30597869/what-does-np-r-do-numpy

[henon]

according to this https://numpy.org/doc/stable/reference/generated/numpy.r_.html r_ is not a function so it is not so easy for me to add it to Numpy.NET

[cross-hello]

I did google it for you (but hey man you really should learn to google yourself). np.r_[sliced_a, sliced_b] can probably be replaced by np.concatenate((sliced_a, sliced_b), axis = 0) but you have to test this yourself, maybe I am in error here.

look here in one of the answers: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30597869/what-does-np-r-do-numpy

Sorry, I currently live in Internet censorship region. Using google may cause law-breaking. And I don't want to spend more attention with censorship institute. ( In fact, it is always someone don't need to do meaningful things and could have a revenue, but for others, it is not)
Ok, I will come to see if it success next week. (It is not time for work, and my laptop is using Ubuntu(not Windows, so not Visual Studio exist).

[henon]

Sorry, I forget not everyone has the same freedoms as I do in Austria. I have never heard of using a search engine is against the law ;). So where are you?

Also, VSCode runs on Linux.

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China block Google in 2010, for account that Google don't control the adult website content. If the account is true that I will be some comfortable. In fact, the companies in China at most or lest spread the same. In my annoy is not do it for Google, but not do it for others. So since then it is not a legal way to access Google for normal persons. (In order to correspond with law, you need to submit application to IPS for a specific channel, which cost is expensive)

[henon]

Sure everyone knows they blocked Google just because Google refused to bow to political censorship.

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Sorry, according to the newest law draft, government will have right to prevent information connection even if you pass with a permitted special expensive channel.